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    Iraq leads Bahrain and Egypt in low public debt

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    Iraq leads Bahrain and Egypt in low public debt Empty Iraq leads Bahrain and Egypt in low public debt

    Post by Rocky Sun 31 Dec 2017, 2:11 am


    Iraq leads Bahrain and Egypt in low public debt

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    Iraq provides a number of Arab and Gulf countries in a recent IMF statistics in the low ratio of public debt to GDP.
    Iraq ranked 128th in the world by 63.8%, followed by Yemen at 156th in the world by 83.5%, and Bahrain ranked 163th globally by 90.6%.
    Jordan ranked 165th in the world with 95.6%. Egypt ranked 169th globally, with 101.2%. Lebanon ranked 182th globally, with 152.3%.
    Japan came in the forefront of the world in the increase in the size of public debt to the central government by the end of 2017, where the public debt ratio of 240.3% of GDP, followed by Greece by 180.1%, followed by Lebanon by 152.3%, and Italy by 133.0% Followed by Cabo Verde at 128.8%.
    According to the IMF's GFSM, public debt is a cumulative balance of the government's total obligations to domestic and foreign lenders, which is created to cover the deficit resulting from the increase in government expenditure on public revenues. Government public debt is also defined as a balance of obligations with different time-scales accumulated from past government operations and with a scheduled repayment schedule. Ending / 25

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